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Novak Djokovic
beats Rafael Nadal to win Australian Open IT WAS A DAY THAT WILL GO DOWN IN THE HISTORY BOOKS, A DAY THAT WILL BE REMEMBERED BY SPORTING FANS AROUND THE GLOBE FOR A VERY LONG TIME. FOLLOWING A NEAR SIX-HOUR, FIVE-SET GRAND SLAM FINAL, NOVAK DJOKOVIC, CLAIMED VICTORY OVER SECOND SEED RAFAEL NADAL IN MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA, WALKING AWAY WITH HIS FIFTH GRAND SLAM TITLE AND THIRD AUSTRALIAN OPEN TITLE.
sDjokovic,  an  avid  user  of  PM  International’s  FitLine  products,  proved  he  is  the  champion  of  men’s  tennis  by  overcoming  some  stiff  competition  by  Nadal,  and  prevailing  5-Â7  6-Â4  6-Â2  6-Â7  (5-Â7)  7-Â5.  Djokovic’s  latest  win  re- enforces  the  hold  Djokovic  seems  to  have  over  the  Spaniard,  who  has  ORVW VHYHQ VWUDLJKW ¿QDOV DJDLQVW WKH 1R UDQNHG 'MRNRYLF The  breathtaking  match  also  broke  two  records  in  world  tennis.  Lasting  a  gut- EXVWLQJ ¿YH KRXUV DQG PLQXWHV WKH ¿QDO VPDVKHG WKH UHFRUG DV WKH longest  match  in  tournament  his- tory,  beating  the  previous  record  which  was  set  by  Nadal  and  Fernado  Verdasco  in  the  2009  Australian  2SHQ VHPL¿- nal.  Having Â
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